Hormones
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Beyond Surgery: New Tests Could Change How Endometriosis Is Diagnosed
Saliva, sensor-based, and blood biomarker tests are advancing new approaches to earlier, less invasive endometriosis diagnosis
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Steroid Hormone Analysis with Supel™ Swift HLB DPX
Supel™ Swift HLB DPX is a valuable tool for steroid quantification in clinical settings, ensuring accurate and sensitive analysis
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Does It Matter That the Ovaries Are the Most Rapidly Aging Organs in the Female Body?
New study suggests that a longer reproductive lifespan is associated with a lower prevalence of multimorbidity
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Endocrine Disruptors May Elevate Endometrial Cancer Risk
Serum xenoestrogen burden negatively impacts women’s health and may contribute to cancer progression
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Combination Hormone Therapy May Delay Cancer Progression
Prostate cancer affects 1 in 8 men and causes 34,000 deaths each year in the US
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PFAS Remain A Concern for Hormone Health
The need for strict regulation of PFAS and other endocrine-stimulating chemicals is urgent and vital
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Women May Experience Different PCOS Symptoms Depending on Where They Live
Millions of women suffer from PCOS, but the disorder is still underdiagnosed
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Hormones May Hold Key to Understanding Long COVID and Chronic Illness
Data from translational models show hormones play key but confusing role in long COVID
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The Case for Saliva Testing in the Management of Female Hormone Imbalance
Saliva tests are a simple and cost-effective alternative to blood tests
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Next-Gen Sequencing to Provide Precision Medicine for Rare Metabolic Disorders
Recent research studied the genetic basis of aromatase deficiency, a rare metabolic disorder that prevents the production of estrogens in humans
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Thyroid Dysfunction in Pregnancy Overdiagnosed, Overtreated
The challenge with TSH screening in pregnancy is that it identifies many women with very minor elevations in TSH, which is known as subclinical hypothyroidism
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New Method Identifies Which Asthma Patients Respond to Systemic Corticosteroids
Computational tool could help relieve suffering for patients not helped by mainline therapyPage 1 of 1
